Articles

The sun was setting over 601 N. Lucas Street

Every child deserves to simply be a child, and that’s exactly what the staff at Palmetto Place works tirelessly to provide: opportunities for fun, learning, and growth.

There are countless places to find simple joys in Soda City, from the Vista to Five Points and beyond!

With this first issue of 2025, we are thrilled to introduce all our readers to our new Social Mission for the year: Palmetto Place Children and Youth Services.

This Giving Tuesday, meet the local non-profits that make an impact right here in Columbia. From serving immediate needs to building a foundation for the future, these organizations are changing lives every single day.

For United Way of the Midlands, everything comes back to community—from fundraising to donations to trailblazing initiatives.

When Tammy Jones first moved to Columbia after graduating high school, she fell in love with Main Street and city living.

Design has a story to tell—and so does Meena, our Fig Authentic spotlight.

Daniel Rickenmann is a father, a husband, a South Carolina native, the son of Swiss immigrants, and the 71st Mayor of the City of Columbia.

In the face of an ever-evolving business landscape, the SC SBDC remains at the forefront of innovation with the help of State Director Michele Abraham.

As the autumn breeze ushers in the football season, Columbia transforms into a vibrant hub of sporting passion and community camaraderie. Whether you’re a visitor or a Soda Citizen, game days in Columbia are a quintessential Southern tradition.

For Beach Loveland, owner of Loveland Coffee, it has always been about more than simply brewing and pouring an excellent cup of coffee.